Tomaso Buzzi & Emilio Lancia att. briar root unique six doors sideboard, 1940

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large and unique sideboard designed by Tomaso Buzzi and Emilio Lancia circa 1940 six doors with a key elegant and unique piece in set with a bookcase cabinet walnut, briar root veneered, brass the sideboard comes from a private house in Tuscany, Italy , as unique piece, produced directly for the owner six feet, six brass handles a cubic shape wood of the doors and lateral panel shaped in a convex geometric shape fine and elegant wood details very good conditions and orginal patina the item is probably produced by edition Il Labirinto, where avant-garde furniture was produced with collaboration of Tomaso Buzzi, Emilio Lancia and Gio Ponti. We can observe typical details of this production in a lot of sings of this item: the top frame in walnut, the brass feet, the use of the briar root for the door, the carved central foot, the central part of the support of the bookcase, the perfect proportion of the measurements, extreme lightness of the piece similar to a lot of works of Emilio Lancia and Tomasi Buzzi. Measures: height: 90 cm, 238 x 48cm central doors with three shelves and two lateral door with two shelves each. Literature: Cfr.: Domus n. 15, marzo 1929, esemplare simile. Domus n. 21, settembre 1929 pubblicità. Tomaso Buzzi. Il principe degli architetti 1900-1981, a cura di Alberto Giorgio Cassani, Electa, Milano 2008, pp. 321-323; "Domus", n. 33, settembre 1930, p. 5

walnut, brass

Measures: ments, extreme lightness of the piece similar to a lot of works of Emilio Lancia and Tomasi Buzzi

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ments, extreme lightness of the piece similar to a lot of works of Emilio Lancia and Tomasi Buzzi